Beware of self-condemnation

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Forever, I am free! The yoke of sin and hardship is broken. I walk the path of the Lord with a heart of deep gratitude and humility. I value every breath and every blessing, living each day by unwavering faith. The sacrifice of Jesus is my testament of love. His blood has redeemed me; His anointing has made me whole. He has rescued me from death to life and from darkness to light! I trade my sorrow for His joy, my poverty for His abundant riches, and my sickness for His perfect health. I move from weakness to strength and from shame to honor. I am no longer who I was. I step forward now from glory to greater glory, arrayed in shining garments forever. Amen.

Beware of self-condemnation

Jesus is not some old-times guru with punchlines that made people feel better. He is the son of God. He backed up every single word He uttered by actions; He healed every disease and took away all sin. Pray to Him today, and ask Him to reveal Himself to you, so you may know how much He loves you.

Let’s Pray:

Lord Jesus, You have not come or called to condemn me; in You, I am perfectly made, secured, and protected. With Your power, deliver me from the stronghold of self-condemnation and my inferiority complex. Lord, reveal Your truth to me so I may know my identity in You and see myself through the loving and gracious eyes of Christ. In Jesus’ name I ask. Amen.

“For if our heart condemns us, God is greater than our heart, and knows all things.”
‭‭I John 3:20

September 29, 2023

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